Double H Farm & Rescue

06/19/2026

Somebody... ANYBODY come get this goat!

06/14/2026

Never pass up the opportunity... ❤️

06/13/2026

06/10/2026

Literally.

06/10/2026

It’s just the beginning….
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Summer is just beginning, and the animals are already feeling the heat!☀️🔥 As some of you may know already, our barn has absolutely no electricity, so everything we need to use that requires electricity is battery powered. 🔋

RYOBI TOOLS USA has an exclusive 20 inch battery operated fans! We have been searching far and wide to find large enough fans for our lean to’s (and goat pen) that will help our animals stay cool during the summer! ❄️

So, Double H village, we need your help! We are looking to raise enough funds to purchase two 20 inch fans, along with a 14 inch fan. Help us keep the animals cool and comfortable all summer long. Any donation, big or small, is a huge help toward our goal. Can’t donate? Sharing this post helps us just as much! We appreciate each and every one of you. 🫶🏼

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06/09/2026

With the borders currently closed, horses are not shipping to slaughter right now. Because of that, people need to start asking harder questions and paying closer attention to where their donations are going.

There are way too many “rescues” buying horses from the slaughter pipeline, posting heartbreaking stories, collecting donations, and then turning around and selling those same horses. Having a 501(c)(3) does not automatically make you a legitimate rescue.

The same goes for many of these “ship pens.” If a horse doesn’t sell online, many aren’t loading onto a truck headed for slaughter. They’re often just headed to another auction. The urgency being marketed isn’t always the reality.

If you’re doing good work, this post isn’t about you. There are incredible rescues out there that are transparent, accountable, and truly dedicated to helping horses.

But there are also people who have figured out that fear, guilt, and emotional fundraising can be extremely profitable.

Before you donate, ask questions. Ask where the horse came from. Ask where the money goes. Ask what happened to the horses they’ve previously fundraised for. A legitimate rescue should have no problem providing answers.

The horse world has enough problems without people turning horse lovers into a revenue stream.

Stay informed -

06/09/2026

But he said to me, "My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness. Therefore I will boast all the more gladly of my weaknesses, so that the power of Christ may rest upon me."
2 Corinthians 12:9

06/05/2026

Sometimes life leads us through difficult seasons. As much as we would love to stay on the mountaintops, it is often in the valleys where our faith is strengthened, our character is refined, and our hearts learn to grow.

Right now, we find ourselves walking through one of those valleys, and if I'm being honest, it feels pretty uncomfortable. It seems like one thing after another has gone wrong lately. This week, I hit a deer and the entire front end of the old farm truck was badly damaged. It hurts knowing the truck may not be easily repaired, especially since we only carried liability insurance. But there was a blessing in the midst of it—the deer got up and ran away. For that, I am grateful.

Our two beautiful horses have been waiting patiently for their forever home. Many kind people have come to meet them, but so far, the right family has not appeared. Watching them wait is hard on all of us. Add to that the injuries, illnesses, and the ongoing financial challenges that come with caring for a livestock rescue, and some days can feel especially heavy.

But today, I am choosing a different perspective.

While we walk through this valley, we're going to stop and pick some daisies. We're going to rest in the green pastures, watch the clouds drift by, and treasure the simple blessings that surround us. We're going to spend time loving on every animal that seeks a gentle touch or a quiet moment of attention. And most importantly, we're going to keep moving forward—one step at a time.

We will trust that God is already working in ways we cannot yet see. His timing is perfect, even when we don't understand the path. His promises remain true, even when circumstances feel uncertain.

So today will not defeat us. Today is a gift from God, and we intend to unwrap it one hour at a time, finding joy, gratitude, and grace in each moment.

"The Lord is my strength and my shield; my heart trusts in Him, and He helps me. My heart leaps for joy, and with my song I praise Him." — Psalm 28:7

06/04/2026

Don't cast them aside. Love them.

06/04/2026

Another sweetheart, another forever loving home. Trish has moved in with her new family and is getting acclimated. She has gone to the Roub Family Farm who also have Bean (aka Babygirl) and Spade. Thank you, Roub family! It's a great feeling when you know an animal and a family is a perfect fit. It's been a pleasure taking care of you, Trish!

If you are looking for the 'perfect fit' for your newest family addition, come see us. We have lots of love waiting just for you!